Gov. Malloy to oversee final Bond Commission mtg.; tens of millions up for vote

Outgoing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy will oversee, likely for the final time, a state Bond Commission meeting Tuesday morning with tens of millions of dollars under consideration for various transportation...

Terri Slack | Vice President and Senior Project Manager, CDM Smith

The issue of Connecticut's deteriorating highways and bridges and the possibility of installing tolls were front and center during this year's gubernatorial election. It's also an issue Terri Slack...

CBIA elects manufacturing veteran as board chair

Connecticut's largest business lobby says its newly reshuffled board of directors on Thursday elected a Middletown manufacturing executive as chairman.

In weaker-than-expected jobs report, US economy added 155,000 jobs in November

The US economy added 155,000 jobs in November, the Labor Department reported Friday. That's fewer than expected, but the unemployment rate remained steady at 3.7%.

Why the stock market is freaking out

Extreme fear is once again sending Wall Street into chaos. Investors are debating whether the longest bull market in American history is nearing an end or just taking a breather.

Stanley: Tariffs, other headwinds mean CT layoffs as part of $250M in cost cuts

Citing mounting headwinds from cost inflation and tariffs, New Britain hand- and power-tool maker Stanley Black & Decker Inc. says it has made an unspecified number of layoffs in Connecticut as part...

GM's union talks could spare some workers at risk of layoffs

GM chief executive Mary Barra traipsed around Capitol Hill this week, meeting lawmakers about the company's plans to shut four plants in Michigan, Ohio and Maryland. She got a lot of questions about...

Economists are jittery, but expect a strong jobs report Friday

America's economy is flashing some warning signs, but -- for now -- the labor market appears to be going strong.